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Masterman, Len – Journal of the University Film and Video Association, 1983
A lecturer in the School of Education, Nottingham University, contends that teaching about the media need not be an elaborately complex business. He suggests some of the constituents of a worthwhile course, the nature and effects of television images, and areas for further investigation. (PD)
Descriptors: Higher Education, Production Techniques, Secondary Education, Teaching Methods
Porter, Vincent – Screen Education, 1980
Outlines the restrictions on videotaping television for educational purposes in England, which arise from the complexity and number of copyrights involved. Discusses possible changes in the law to allow videorecordings without permission but subject to a payment of a fee to be used to recompense copyright owners. (JMF)
Descriptors: Broadcast Industry, Copyrights, Foreign Countries, Instructional Materials
